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i am a little confused about your request. i believe the athlon 2200xp is a processor. to search for sound drivers you would do that through the motherboard manufacturer or the manufacturer of the computer.

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Since you don't clarify the operating system you use, I suggest you to get the proper drivers for your system from this official link.

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i am a little confused about your request. i believe the athlon 2200xp is a processor. to search for sound drivers you would do that through the motherboard manufacturer or the manufacturer of the computer.

It sounds to me like the processor that you bought is not fully supported in the current bios in your mobo. I would check the epox website for newer bios. Be careful flashing the bios, if you misstep in the flash, you may end up with a brick. If you are successful, you should be able to run the processor at the speeds you expected, though within the limits of the hardware on the mobo. Also look at the spec's for the mobo on the site to see if your processor is listed as being supported.

Ok so you know the bat is good cause you checked the voltage. You double checked the bios jumper making sure it is not set to clear. Looking in your manual you can go to AMD XP3200+, & you are under that. So either you have a short or your bios needs flashed because it's messed up. Could have went when the cpu died.

Your M/B support Socket 462 (also called Socket A) is a PGA socket designed for AMD K7 family
of processors. This socket can be used with AMD Athlon and Duron processors
ranging in speed from 600 MHz to 2200 MHz (3200+) and with bus frequences
ranging from 100 MHz to 200 MHz (400 MHz DDR)